[python-uk] Python meetup in Birmingham, Friday 2nd Feb (tomorrow/today)

2007-02-01 Thread Zeth Green
Hello! If anyone is in/near the Midlands, we are having a Python night in Birmingham tomorrow (Friday 2nd) in a reserved pub/restaurant. For more details, see the Python West Midlands website: http://pywm.eu/ On 01/02/07, Simon Brunning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The Porterhouse[1], Covent Gar

[python-uk] Python meetup, Wednesday the 21st of February

2007-02-01 Thread Simon Brunning
The Porterhouse[1], Covent Garden seemed rather popular last month, so I though we'd use it again. Once again, I'll try and get there in time to get a table, but even if I can't, we always seem to manage to get a fair amount of space as the evening wears on. See you there! -- Cheers, Simon B [EM

Re: [python-uk] Help Please

2007-02-01 Thread Mamading Ceesay
On 29/01/07, Python Freak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > As I am new to Python, > I am clueless about where to start. > There are books such as Learning Python from O'Reilly and Beginning Python from Apress. There is also the tutor mailing list for folks who want to ask questions regarding how to

Re: [python-uk] Help Please

2007-02-01 Thread Tim Diggins
> How do I go from here to creating an incidence list representation and > adjacency matrix? (is it possible to assign to individual items in each tuple? I guess not). You're right python tuples are immutable (1,2,3), whereas python lists [1,2,3] are mutable. However which you use is really a